Preliminary analysis from the dept of trust me bro.

Let me guess - it was a woman.

I can’t tell because of the paywall, I will look for another source and edit this comment if I am wrong.

EDIT: I stand corrected

“You haven’t asked me one f—ing positive question,” the president told Time senior political correspondent Eric Cortellessa and editor-in-chief Sam Jacobs toward the end of the 75-minute interview conducted on Monday, Sept. 28. “All of this. What about this? What about that? What about that? What about this? All negative.”

here is the non paywalled article I read: https://www.yahoo.com/news/politics/articles/trump-drops-f-bomb-while-211548648.html

Its not a controversial take, lots of us in the sober community don’t mesh with AA. I would never bash another persons path to sobriety, but the way they look at people who get sober working the steps vs people who chose other paths doesn’t sit great with me. I also don’t like the direction AA steers people to feel helplessness around addiction and giving your recovery to a “higher power”. But like I said - what works for some may not work for others, and I would never stop anyone from finding and walking the right path to recovery from them, as I have for myself.

If you see this and you are looking to experience sobriety and you are not feeling like AA is for you, there is lots of options out there like, Allen Carr’s Easyway, SMART recovery and Recovery Dharma just to name a few. But also please if you are struggling, feel free to DM me. I am always happy to talk.

Doesn’t really feel like an insult anymore right? Its interesting that so many gendered words for women are insulting yet the gender neutral equivalent isn’t.

Men can be called a witch, sure, but it is not a gender neutral term. That is like saying “bro” is gender neutral. Sure anyone can be called bro, but that doesn’t make it a term that is not inherently tied to being masculine and male.

STOOOOOOOPPPPP do not run her or Newsom OMG.

Cheers ty!

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